Tyberious Blue Artwork, Set of 4

This set features high-quality protective glass, which offers superior clarity and scratch resistance compared to acrylic. While glass is a classic and durable choice for preserving the watercolor-style prints, it should be hung securely with appropriate wall anchors to ensure safety in high-traffic areas or homes with children. The weight of the champagne silver frames provides additional stability once mounted.

Yes, vertical artwork is a strategic design choice for smaller urban spaces. The elongated 38-inch height of these rectangle prints draws the eye upward, creating an illusion of greater ceiling height and a more open atmosphere. When hung in a row, the set of four also adds horizontal rhythm, making a narrow wall feel more expansive and intentional.

While the protective glass and champagne silver frames provide a shield for the artwork, paper-based prints can be sensitive to extreme moisture. In coastal climates or bathrooms with high humidity, ensure the room is well-ventilated to prevent moisture from becoming trapped behind the glass. The champagne silver finish is durable, but regular wiping with a soft, dry cloth will help prevent any moisture-related dulling of the frame’s metallic sheen.

These contemporary prints are placed under protective glass, which provides a primary barrier against dust and environmental factors. However, to preserve the deep blue and black hues of the watercolor style for years to come, it is best to avoid hanging them in direct, prolonged sunlight. Placing them on a wall that receives indirect light will ensure the striking contrast against the off-white background remains vibrant.

To create a professional gallery look, we recommend spacing these four vertical pieces approximately 2 to 3 inches apart. This ensures the set feels like a single cohesive statement rather than isolated images. Following the "57-inch rule"—where the center of the arrangement is at eye level—will help ground the artwork and ensure it integrates seamlessly with your existing furniture and room proportions.

Based on our expertise with high-end finishes, we recommend dusting the champagne silver frames regularly with a dry, soft microfiber cloth to maintain their luster. For the glass, you can use a standard glass cleaner, but always apply it to the cloth first rather than spraying the art directly. This prevents liquid from seeping behind the frame and damaging the black satin inner lip or the watercolor prints.